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Otto “Jeff” Jefferies. R&B Musician. A native of Winston-Salem, North Carolina, he was a member of the 1950s to 1960s musical group, 'The Five Royales' (or The 5 Royales). The group formed in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, in 1952, and besides Jefferies, it included members, Jimmy Moore, Eugene Tanner, Elijah J 'Eudell' Graham, Lowman...
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The Royal Sons Quintet, a six-man gospel group consisting (at that time) of Lomond "Lowman" Pauling (bass vocal, guitarist supreme and song-writer), Johnny Tanner (lead vocal), Jimmy Moore, William Samuels, Obadiah "Scoop" Carter and Otto "Jeff" Jeffries had been signed to Ike & Bess Berman's Apollo label in New York on the strength of a demo acetate of "It's Going To Rain", recorded at radio ...
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US R&B group from Winston-Salem, NC. The "5" Royales are cited as a groundbreaking link between gospel, R&B, rock, doo wop, and soul music. Lowman Pauling and his brothers Clarence and Curtis backed their father, Lowman Pauling Sr. during concerts as the Royal Sons Gospel Group in their native North Carolina. In the early 1950's, Carolina radio producer Robert Woodward contacted NY-based ...
